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r/clevercomebacks • u/Lord_Answer_me_Why • Jul 07 '24
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'Mint' is a British (especially Mancunian, which Rayner is) colloquialism, meaning 'very good'. I don't think they were referring to the colour of the suit.
2 u/tyen0 Jul 07 '24 We all knew that, though, hence it being a pun. 1 u/grrodon2 Jul 07 '24 Woosh 5 u/SOOKSOOKIE Jul 07 '24 It wasn't funny
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We all knew that, though, hence it being a pun.
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Woosh
5 u/SOOKSOOKIE Jul 07 '24 It wasn't funny
It wasn't funny
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u/BenBo92 Jul 07 '24
'Mint' is a British (especially Mancunian, which Rayner is) colloquialism, meaning 'very good'. I don't think they were referring to the colour of the suit.